Most examiners fill cross-examination with pleasantries, filler sentences, and unnecessary fluff.
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Read MoreYou shouldn’t use this question more than once per round, and then only with a question with a complicated answer."
Read MoreAt the 2018 National Championship, NCFCA announced that it would be adding cross-examination to extemporaneous speaking outrounds. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreCross-ex is a fast-paced, dynamic battle in which the witness has...
Read MoreAn admission is something your opponent says that you can use against his advocacy. And of all your options, an opponent's admission is the strongest...
Read MoreCross-examination is difficult, and there's very little formal theory on how to do it. Most competitors just stand up and start asking the witness questions, hoping that eventually, they'll build up enough momentum for the witness...
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